It's a rainment day, but instead of focusing on the defendant, I would like to turn our attention

for a moment to the persecutor, New York City District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who is arresting

the National Opposition Leader on a Trump Duck maybe misdemeanor charge from seven years ago

and claiming that it's a felony. It's not a felony. Whatever Trump did, it's very likely not even a

misdemeanor as the substance of Trump's alleged crime is making a donation to his own campaign,

which candidates are allowed to do without limit. But putting that aside for a second, let's say

that it were a misdemeanor. Let's even pretend that it were a felony, which Bragg needs to do

to make any even remotely plausible case to arrest him. If it's only a misdemeanor,

he's got no case against Trump. He's got to trump it up to a felony. So let's say, somehow this

were a felony. Alvin Bragg's defining feature as DA in New York is that he lets felons off the

hook. According to data published last year, Bragg downgraded most felony cases that came across

his desk. In 52% of felony cases, Bragg downgraded them to misdemeanors to ensure that criminals

were punished as little as possible. Liberal DAs went on a downgrading spree around Manhattan

in recent years, but even still, Alvin Bragg's record of letting felons off the hook went far

beyond Manhattan's 39% downgrade rate in 2019. Even Cyrus Vance, Bragg's far left immediate

predecessor is DA, never downgraded more than 40% of felony cases, much less 52.

Bragg downgraded most of them. There's only one felony that Alvin Bragg seems hell-bent

on prosecuting in New York, and it just so happens to be the one that Donald Trump didn't commit.

A Michael Noll's is the Michael Noll's show.

Welcome back to this show. The New York DA, the Liberals Broadlayer sending a clear message

to Republicans. This arrest is sending a clear message to the political opposition. Our friend

Kid Rock is sending a clear message to Bud Light and Anisar Bush. We'll get to that in just one second.

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